Wales has qualified for the World Cup for the first time in 64 years. They beat the arch-rival Ukraine 1-0 in Cardiff's European World Cup qualifying Playoff. An own goal from Ukraine winger Andriy Yarmolenko, who headed a Gareth Bale free-kick into his net, decided the contest.
Wales team celebrates after qualifying for World Cup SOURCE: Getty Images Wales will share Group B with USA, Iran, and England at November's World Cup. Gareth Bale is the captain of the national team, and Rob Page will lead the team as their head coach. They qualified for UEFA Euro 2016, where they reached the semi-finals before again losing to Portugal.
The 26-Men squad announced for the 2022 FIFA World Cup include
Wayne Hennessey(Goalkeeper)
Danny Ward(Goalkeeper)
Adam Davies(Goalkeeper)
Ben Davies (Defender)
Ben Cabango (Defender)
Tom Lockyer (Defender)
Joe Rodon(Defender)
Chris Mepham (Defender)
Ethan Ampadu (Defender)
Chris Gunter (Defender)
Neco Williams(Defender)
Davies Connor Roberts(Defender)
Joe Allen(Midfielder)
Sorba Thomas(Midfielder)
Matthew Smith (Midfielder)
Dylan Levitt (Midfielder)
Harry Wilson (Midfielder)
Joe Morrell(Midfielder)
Jonny Williams(Midfielder)
Aaron Ramsey(Midfielder)
Rubin Colwill(Midfielder)
Gareth Bale (Forward)
Daniel James (Forward)
Mark Harris(Forward)
Kieffer Moore (Forward)
Brennan Johnson(Forward)
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